AND, I didn’t want to spend family time (or fishing time) each day figuring it out.

Because I’m fairly good with numbers and numbers analysis (from my Electrical Engineering background) and years spend analyzing business for sale (from my years in Business Mergers & Acquisition) I put my own analysis tools together.

Then I figured out how to automate them so I could answer my own questions quickly.

So this is where my friend Charlie comes in…

I was showing him how my system worked one evening, and he said, “Dang, can you send me that each day so I can use it too?”.

I did for a while, and spent some time showing him how it worked.

Then I thought to myself, if I just put this on the internet he can take a look at it himself and I don’t have to bother to send it to him each day.

So that’s where this site came from.

Once I had the site running I thought other people might benefit from it also….

So now you know why this site exists.

Basically it runs on colors….. even my kids can follow it…!

Wherever you see….

Green – In general in means that the demand for stocks is high and higher stock prices are “most likely”. It’s probably a good time to buy stocks

Yellow – In general it means that the demand for stocks balances the supply. Prices are likely to stagnate until the color moves to Red or Green. Yellow usually doesn’t stick around for long

Red – In general it means that the demand for stocks is low and lower stock prices are “most likely”. It’s probably a bad time to take on new positions in stocks.

Of course, in retrospect you can always find stocks that buck the trend (color). When you figure out how to know which ones those are ahead of time please clue me in!

However, Red does NOT mean that you should sell all your stocks! It means…

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